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After the semicolon

futurehistoriesmag issue 4, poetry December 18, 2019 1 Minute

by Justine Chung

This is an elegy for
intuitions that pair for a while;
it was, and now is not.

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Published December 18, 2019

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Issue 7 is out now! Copies can be found at Campus Center, Tisch Library, Dewick, Carmichael, the Science and Engineering Complex, Olin Center and the SMFA. All Future Histories issues are available to view online at our website futurehistoriesmag.org. The link to our website can also be found through the linktr.ee in our bio. Lastly, here is a piece from Issue 3, “thoughts weeding together”, written by Max Migdail with art by Kiara Reagan. News about our Fall issue launch coming very soon! For today’s feature, we will be showing a piece from Issue 6, “I Imagine Carrying a Child”, written by Ivy Lockhart with art by Imaya Jeffries. Stayed tuned for updates about our Fall issue launch! As we approach our Fall issue launch, we will be highlighting pieces from our past issues! Today, we are featuring “Grandmother’s Drawings” from Issue 2, written by Ethan Resek with art by Ma Waskow and photo by Isabella Maharaj. Our first-ever Hallowzine is out now! Check out this spooky, mini edition of our magazine in Tisch, CC, and Carm. It is also available online through our website, the link can be found in our bio. UPDATE, LOCATION CHANGE: Future Histories and Tufts Calligraphy Club will be holding a creative workshop on Friday, October 29th from 4-5PM in Olin Room 112. Let’s continue to introduce the team behind Future Histories! We appreciate all the work these members put into creating this magazine and fostering a welcoming, inclusive environment for those who enjoy art and literature. This post introduces this year’s design team! Meet the team behind Future Histories! We appreciate all the work these members put into creating this magazine and fostering a welcoming, inclusive environment for those who enjoy art and literature. This post introduces this year’s co-chairs, copy editors, writer liaison and writer liaison-in-training, treasurer and social media & outreach coordinator! Submit your spooky works for our Hallowzine! We are accepting poetry, prose or other forms of creative writing. Please submit your works by Sunday, October 17th!

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